diteet

A Middle English form of ditty. with but had a dital, from which 12 to could 18 strings, its each tone string a half being step, furnished pro dithecal (di-the'kal), a. [ ducing a complete chromatic scale. It is not now in use. a case, + -al: see theca.] In bot., two-celled. Lord Keeper Williams , To the Duke of Bucking ham, dis warren (dis-wor'en), v. t. [ dis- priv. + warren.] To deprive of the character of a warren; make common.